The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-04

borrowing it and others knowing where is
had come from. The detectives are get.
ting this back from those having it who
are glad thus
TO ESCAPE PUNISHMENT.
1t is th ought the detectives have recovered
about $4,000 here to-day which with the
$4,000 obtained in Leavenworth $4,000
in Tennessee $500 in Chicago
FOR, and of this probably 5000 has been
spent by the guilty parties. 1t is said that
a dozen PinkertOn men are in the city
| working up the matter and that some other
arrests will be made 1t is is now learned
that Rob't Pinkerton has been here most OF
the time during the past three weeks under
an assumed name
ALL FOUND.
Chicago, Dec. 29.-W. A. Pinkerton to-
night stated thst he had secured :nforma-
ton as TO the whereabouts OF all the money
stolen by the Frisco tain robbers. The
portion not captured in hicagO and Lew
enwOrth was buried In five different
states. l. Ich OF the locations have been
designated by Whitecock, but bow the in
formation was obtained from him or where
the places are, Pinkerton refuses to dis
close.
MRS. HAIGHT IN KANSAS CITY.
| Kansas City, Dec. 0-Superintendent
| Damse oil the Adams Express company,
arrived here this morning with Mrs.
/ Haight, on the strength OF a confession
made by Haight. He brought information
| which Robert PinkertOn acted upon by go
ing to LeavenwOrth, ths re he recovered
s., 800 more, which was found buried In
sealed cans IN different parts of the city.
Mr.. PinkertOn returned here tonight He
states that all but about $4,000 has been
recovered, and half of that sum was spent
by the robbers. He says he will MT make
any further arrests before consulting the
attorneys.
SHE GOES To LEAyENwORTH.
Leavenworth, Dec 30.-Rob't Pinkerton
with four assistants, in charge of Mrs. w.
| w. Haight, arrested at Nashville, Tenn,
together with L. Zimmerman, superintend-
ent of the Adams Express company, ar.
rived here this morning at 10 o'clock.
They went to the Planters honse and took
rooms, where they were closeted most OF
the day. An interview with Rob't Pin
kerton at the depot when waiting for the
train, elected the fact that $4,000 was Sc
cured here to-day that it was found buried
SAOuuu III Tic OuIShlIIS w TIC city
He refused To state further concerning the
same. 1t was understood further that
81 600 of this amount was secured from
Chas. Chattel, a saloon keeper, at the
corner of Fifth and Main streets. When
Whitecock was last at Kansas City, he
sent Oscar Cook here to see him, asking
him to come there, stating that he White
, cock was in trouble. At Kansas City
Whitecock gave Chattel $4,000
with instructions to give some
TO Mrs. Whitecock t. keep for him,
making him present of 81 900 to do the
work. Chsttel gave up this amount to-
day. 1t is claimed that the other $1,000
was found at Mrs. Mosts, the mother of
Mrs. Haight. The detectives left for
Kansas City at p. m. 1t is rumered that
Mrs. Haight was taken TO Atchison by one
OF the detectives at Clio p. m. on the Mis-
souri, Pacific.
PRINTERS PART.
Chicago, Dec. 3O.-Two thousand dol
! lars of the money stolen by the jim Cum
mings train robbers was recovered here to-
day. The money was obtained from a
Chicago printer whose name is withheld by
the detectives He is the man who print
ed the official letterheads of the
/ hudniS I1ApIeSc company WHICH w HIteCOCk
gained admission to the express car. The
printer says WhitecOck approached him
with the request to do this work. White
cock explained that it would enable him to
obtain passes, upon which he
could travel over the country.
suspe citing nothing criminal, the prin-
ter complied. Shortly after he was sent
the sum mentioned, which he has kept
intact, knowing it must have been part
of the proceeds of The robbery.
wHITECoCK's QUARTERS.
Kansas City, Dec 80. -Whitecock is
domiciled in room No. 10 of the ST. James
hotel tonight under guard of detectives.
, RObt. Pinkerton states that $4,000 in
money was recovered here yesterday with q
|, quantity of diamonds that had been pur-
chased. He said that he expected to re-
main here day or two longer and then
will take his prisoner to St. Louis.